Sentence examples for handing over data from inspiring English sources

The leak prompted BT to take a tougher stand before handing over data.

A few weeks later, the Russian began handing over data.

"So the Conservative party will be handing over money; handing over data in a completely uncontrolled way.

UBS began handing over data on hundreds of American clients with offshore private banking accounts to the Swiss taxing authority starting in August, these people said.

While handing over data in response to a legitimate FISA request is a legal requirement, making it easier for the government to get the information is not, which is why Twitter could decline to do so.

One of the consequences of the Snowden revelations has been an increasing reluctance on the part of internet service providers and social media to cooperate fully with police and security agencies in handing over data.

In 2009 UBS was fined $780m and handed over data on thousands of clients to avoid criminal charges.

For that to work, America would need to hand over data similar to those which it demands from others—something it has hitherto appeared reluctant to do.

Figures provided by Facebook suggest it handed over data in 85% of requests from US law enforcement and 90% in the UK.

After pushing back against investigators, the tech giant handed over data from an Echo believed to contain vital information pertaining to 2015 murder.

He handed over data on payments to fund managers only after FORBES prepared to take him to court (his constituents can get their first peek here).